Career changes in a lifetime

[cookderosa]

I'm skeptical of this article's statement based on other things I've read:

Considering that research has found that the average worker will change careers – not jobs but careers – five to seven times in their lifetime, career planning is an activity you should do at least once a year.

From https://www.livecareer.com/career/advice...nning-tips

But many people decided to switch careers around 2006-2009, and it seems like some of them are switching again. I think that tech and the need for healthcare services will cause more and more to switch.

I think schools will see more demand for allowing a third bachelor's, especially in tech fields.

I've had the privilege of pursuing 4 very different careers in my life so far, so I can see someone younger than me having 5. 7 feels like a lot, but I guess it depends on how hard you have to pivot to really be considered a career changer.